Small Chest of Drawers Neoclassical Style Walnut Italy XIX Century - Italy First Quarter 19th Century

Europe 1820-1830 ca.

Porcelain sugar bowl with saucer of European manufacture, possibly France. The gold decoration and the oriental figures in the reserves recall the Neapolitan manufacture of Raffaele Giovine.

China Late Qing Era (1644-1911)

Group of six multi-lobed porcelain saucers painted with polychrome enamels, decorated with peaches and flowers in the central cartouche, within a border with flowers and plant racemes.

Italy Early 19th Century

Majolica ceramic stoup with polychrome decorations with plant motifs and a figure of a saint in the centre.

Italy First Half of the 19th Century

Majolica basin with polylobed edge. Decoration with bunches of polychrome flowers and evident signs of restoration.

Southern Italy Mid 1800s ca.

Rustic majolica jar with masks.

Italy First Half of the 19th Century

Majolica pitcher with plant motif decorations. Probably Pesaro manufacture.

Europe 19th Century

Perforated porcelain basket with gold decorations and flowery sprigs in relief. Unidentified maker's mark under the base.

Germany End of the 19th century

Polychrome porcelain statuette. Under the brand base of the manufacture.

Europe Mid 19th century

White porcelain tea set with rich gold decorations and polychrome plant motifs. Service consisting of teapot, sugar bowl, milk jug and three cups with saucers.

Europe Mid 19th century

Tea and coffee set in white porcelain with rich gold decorations and polychrome leafy and flowered twigs. Service consisting of teapot, coffee pot, sugar bowl, bowl and three cups with saucers.

Europe, XIX Century

White porcelain sugar bowl with very fine relief decorations in leafy scrolls. The bunches of flowers and the flowering branches painted in polychrome give elegance to the sugar bowl. Under the base brand of the unidentified manufacture.

Italy Late 19th century

Heraldic coat of arms in majolica terracotta surrounded by a mask at the top and a garland of flowers and fruit at the base. In the right section the coat of arms of the Piccolomini family is clearly recognizable, consisting of a blue cross "loaded with five moons upright gold" on a silver background, to which a black eagle on a gold background is subsequently added.